Cheap 80p buy will instantly lift stubborn algae from your garden fence – it helps to clean outdoor furniture too
SPRUCING up the garden furniture for the summer requires just one cheap buy that is quick and easy to use.
As warmer and sunnier weather arrives, you may be looking to go outside and make use of the garden.
However, cooler months can cause algae, mould and stubborn dirt to build up on outdoor appliances due to the cold and damp conditions.
Luxury home experts at Posh.co.uk have therefore revealed one of the cheap household items anyone can use to clean garden furniture and fences.
If moss and mould has appeared, lemon juice can be used to remove it.
This is because the citric acid in lemon juice can act as a natural cleaner to fight against algae.
Experts advise to mix it with salt and water, and dip a sponge or brush in the solution before scrubbing off algae or moss.
They say effectively removing the build up of this material is not just a keeping outdoor spaces neat and tidy, but also for the structural integrity of appliances, safety, and health.
In areas where there is inefficient drainage systems or water pooling, in which increased moisture levels promote algae growth, it is important to routinely clean patios.
The BAKE by ASDA Lemon Juice from Concentrate can be bought in a 250ml bottle for just 80p.
This can be applied to furniture or fences outdoors to remove mossy build up.
There are also a number of other household products that can be used to clean the garden, without having to purchase chemicals or go to the store.
Among those include white vinegar, baking soda, as well as olive oil on rattan furniture and coffee grounds on wooden surfaces or the BBQ.
Natural solutions can be a cheaper option for homeowners, and are also generally safer for pets and plants compared to chemical cleaners.